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Click on filename in terminal and open file in rubymine
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| 1) Install iTerm2, it's awesome. | |
| 2) locate your rubymine commandline integration thingy, it's usually `/usr/local/bin/mine` | |
| 3) Open iTerm2 preferences. Go to Profiles -> Default -> Advanced. | |
| 4) Select "Run command..." under Semantic History | |
| 5) Enter "/usr/local/bin/mine --line \2 \1" as the command | |
| 6) Command-Click on a filename in the terminal, like in an rspec output, or git status result | |
| 7) Enjoy the fineness. |
It works for me
[ -z "\2" ] && /usr/local/bin/mine \1 || /usr/local/bin/mine --line \2 \1
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Above didn't work for me. This did though: https://coderwall.com/p/mdgc4g/quickly-open-files-in-iterm-with-rubymine-on-macos
/Applications/RubyMine.app/Contents/MacOS/rubymine \5 --line \2 \1